Reference Center at HydraulicsDirect.com.
Here, you can find information about anything to do with hydraulic hoses. You can also order any of the equipment you need to make your machinery and tools work properly. We have provided multiple links to various pages on our website to make navigation easier to your particular item.
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Hydraulic Hose Parts
In each category, you will find descriptions, photos, instructions, and ordering information including:
Steel Adapters
JIC Fittings
O Ring Boss
O Ring Face Seal
Quick Connects
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The hydraulic hose fittings are the pipe fittings that are used to connect hoses, pipes and tubes to the cylinders, valves, pumps, and other components of the hydraulic applications and systems.
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Hydraulic hose is a flexible hollow tube that is used to transfer liquid or fluid in order to transmit force within a machine.
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British and Metric Adapter Reference Information
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Compression tube fittings are used primarily for terminating hydraulic tubing. There are multiple manufacturers for compression tube fittings however most will use either a single or dual ferrule configuration.
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Hydraulic hose information center to learn more about hose brands, manufacturing, styles, and types. Hydraulic hose can be braided or spiraled and work for a wide variety of fluid conveyance applications.
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assemblying hydraulic hoses safely is critical. Our professionally trained operators manufacture full assemblies in single units or bulk.
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Hydraulic hose crimpers are used to crimp hydraulic hose end fittings onto hydraulic hose. Crimpers can be either fixed or variable and are supplied by manufacturers such as Custom Crimp, Finn Power, Parker, Gates, Weatherhead, and Eaton Aeroquip.
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Quick connects are commonly used in hydraulic applications. Typical quick connect families include ISO A, ISO B, flush face, general purpose, and agricultural quick connects. Materials used for these couplers include carbon steel, brass, stainless steel, and poly.
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